[mb-style] RFC: Works lists (and other related changes then implied)
David K. Gasaway
dave at gasaway.org
Sat Mar 22 18:47:45 UTC 2008
On 22 Mar 2008 at 3:58, Brian Schweitzer wrote:
> If we have them in the wiki, and we write a script to make
> setting these ARs easy - be it a server script, or a GreaseMonkey/UserJS
> script - we'll be pulling these lists all the time.
This is the first I've heard of trying to script a search of the wiki
page. I wouldn't support such a thing. But then again, I don't
understand why it would be necessary. In the discussion leading to
this test, it was proposed that the wiki pages would remain available
to organize the work lists (for browsability and lookup), provide
translations for the non-English users, provide multi-catalog
references, and store miscellaneous notes about the works. You would
like to roll all of these functions into the folksonomy tags?
> Using what we currently have (or will, once work lists
> actually exist), why not instead use tags?
Sorry, I can't support using the *folksonomy* tags for anything other
than *folksonomy*.
I feel we should simply accept the ugly wrinkles of this hack (such as
manual lookup in the CSGS page or work list) and not expend any effort
polluting the UI with additional ugly hacks to make our lives a little
easier. These features will have to wait until NGS.
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